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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
EAST BETHEL

Refreshing showers are now doing much
good. MI. Min.
uls Uolt OF Bethel. teacher.
The ROAD machine Il now on its annual
tour through the town, under charge OF l.
q kimoAlL ,.,
Mis- Gracls Brown has returned rom
Corhsm. n. H., and will spend The summer
with with her father.
Ms. Mary Ssnborn Il spending sis"
weeks AZ W. y. Browns.
MIS- Eta Estes has returned rom MSS.
ana xil spend the sumner witn hef
mother. on the old homestead farm.
Miss Onnie Holt has returned ron
visit ~ relatives In Mass.
Mlss Emma Brown has gone 70 su,k.
n. II. where she will teach during 'ns
Porter Fsrwsll has gone TO Mass 10
work. n.A
Ne. where they viii spend q few weeks
with VI X Hsmlin.
Miss EnmsM Brown has retained tom
Revere. Mass, accompanied oy Ms'e'
Chester Bean.
The Esss Bethel sewing society meets
jane 2nd. with Mrs. Susie Perkins
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
BRowNFIHLD

sunday evening the people were startled
By the cry OF nrcl Ore. Dea. Meserve'
house IL on nrel Everybody started and
everybody ran. Those who couldn't run
walkci a. fast a. possible. The church
bells were ringing Ore. ~ plain A. church
bells could when The crowd arrived 81
the house where there WAS TO have been
nrr. little water thrown around the chin
ney hal exilngulshei the DANES.
Dr. Gsichell has again eonclaiei u pat
al. slgn over the door OF the Pequske'
House and people think u Il wise con
conclusion for the DR.. 20 come 10. Mrs,
Ge,chell has returned from Boston.
Farmers are doing big business 10 the
sweet corn planting. lg5 acres have a.
ready been subscribed,
Suckers and trout are plenty.
Mosquitoes are numerous. They he
continually singing their favorlte airs.
George Evans was In town this week
trying % get = class In music.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
PORTER.

II still Is rather dry although We had q
light rain Wednesday.
Ats meeting OF the citizens OF this
place on Friday evening, the following
officers were chosen for the coming cele.
br.,Iou on July an. 1881 President OF
tie dag, Moses Libby Vice President
D.aisl hutchinson, Sec, w. ID. Hutch.
insou; Tres. l. ID. Stanley Chief Mar
shal, I. l.. French, COMMITTEES OF Arrange
ments. y. r. French, Samuel Stanley. A
X. Gibbs, Alvin stanley. John III. Rice;
Capt. james French. Jr, and Daniel
Wentworth.
SIR. n. Y. Libby died quite suddenly 81
his home Ia Parsonsfsld on Monday last.
10 the death OF Mr.. LIBBY the town loses
one OF its best citizens. lie was . kind
and indulgent husband and father, good
peighbor and friend. and the blow falls
heavy on his aged parents, Tor they look.o
10 him for protection end comfort In their
S,eliuiug years. Funeral wednesday
sermon By Rev. Mark Stevens.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
HEBRON

George puahan ami family are A. Capt.
Daahsms farm
]. ID. Siartsvsnt, with Ernes, AMI Fred.
has gone 10 Dirasld 10 visit his sop. DR..
]. l.. Sturtsvsnt
l. I. Bumpus. OF Aabarn. Il At bis
fxthers n week
H0raiio March csash, very nice string
0fpickerel Wednesday, one OF them extra
large.
All we're glad 10 see Mr.. Horailo Cash
mAn Oat 10 church Sanisy.
Vegetation looks very fresh after The
much needed rain. which came yesterday,
aud 10 l. hoped that more will follow sooa.
G.
Mach time Il being spent here this week
% maize saecess OF the entertainment
next Tuesday evening. which viii be
given In Aid oil iae SaboAih School libra
~.
James W. PIKE. q g-siu,,s OF sc aas =
good position 20 teach. A. Woodstock.
tais SUMMER. sui len here the nrsi OF the
week.
Mach improvement has been made In
The cemetery this spfing. Ani se hope The
time II s0Ou oomlug when The walks will
~ carefully lad cat The improvement
society aru islaytd ABOUT the side wax on
account % The expense being more than
was Anticipated.
TIE Academy students take May
Baskets Tor recreation. n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
FAST HEBRON.

H.R. Keens will start the rosi machine
the nrst OF Jane. beginning 10 his own dis
tfict- IA
ne Ou.aeld q NJ. will convene with
the T,s, Hebron y. u charch. IL VIII De
pleasing 90 The church and vicinity 20 Know
nat the opening sermon has been sssigrsu
10 Rev. Y. W. Tovne OF Otsneld, wac
was N. former pastor OF this church.
WI. Bonnsy has been appointed ADMIN
ls,ratar % the Henry Bonney estate
stephen Thurlow. OF Raymond, u 'isi''
ing nj. brother. James fogg.
w. HOdgiou l. In poor health. MIS-
Hodstou's health l. Improving.
New steps have been o1l' ~ tne ooo'
OF The church, which greatly Improve the
appearance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
DIyPIILD CENTRE

oar farmers are very busy planting.
Help has been hard 20 get when wanted
and farmers ere little late about thel'
spring work
Mrs. Susan faxop. daughter Of E)en
IIolmsn. died carig last Thufsiay morn
ipg, at her brothers. J X Hoimsn. She
has been sick only about four weeks.
Marion Holman Is gei,ing Alon; nicely
With his Few house.
Al unasaL Amount OF swcc, corn !. be
lng planted Al this place FOR the Dlhn' ~
factory
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
WILSON'S MILLS.

The M,gallowsy i sub.iiiug slosly. but
surely.
The drives arc mAking good progress.
Our roads are,again pAss.bls for teams.
though In . bai coalition. Ani In need Of
repairs. There arc anumbsr % bal wash.
outs on TIE road between here aui Enrol
we understand.
oar stas. driver 20, back with fort
nights mail. ca Saturday. May "a.
Walter Duckusm i puiting In crops On
The JoshuA Lombard p'ace.
Mr. Art Mr.. Storey AMI Miss l.. VI.
Bean have goae . Parmacaecnec for The
summer
TIE plan trees Ar, nov : mAss % suovy
blossoms
Soowirins wsre qslis plsn,y here ihs
crst 90 May
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
HIRAM.

The Methodist elArieriV Meeting on the
90. Was = very Interesting occasion.
Ql.ie dei,g CATION WAS present from For
tr. Cornish and BALDWIN. Five clergy
men were present, representing Lnslani,
Irelsui. Scotland and the Uolisd Stats.
A. M-Rsv John Collins. OF k,Iu Falls,
preached an able discourse. Il. N-Rsv
WIN. \. Jones. the Presiding Elier.
preached mastery sermon, from Daniel
2; "For there l. God that reveAleth
secrets"
co Sunday morning. Mrs. stephen Bur
bank took by mistake into her mouth
dose OF ammonia. and then spli u oct, ou'
her mouth and lips were fesrfully burned.
Hancock Pierce. OF Chieago. Il visiting
BIZ parents and friends In Hiram. Ills
sister. Ms. julia A. Thurston. OF free
ION. y. IL, has also visited her friends In
Hiram.
The Cool Tcnplirs Lodge has g mem
bsrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
WATERFORD.

Amer . long season OF suffering. Mrs
] NJ. Howe died May 2s,h. aged 20 years,
funeral Sunday. This makes the third
funeral In the same week, and nearly In
one uelghbOrhO0d.
Rarm work Is being pushed rapidly.
The old system OF working from sun 70
.uu seems % be In vogue.
Your correspondent Is siill unable TO
DO any worA bat seems 10 be consaleseent.
IF. Proctor and family have moved
n Maiden. Mass.
The WOODS are now entirely clothed 10
green.
Fruit tree. Of sll kinds present lovely
sppesrance. IL looks ss though an Aoun'
dant harvest OF frpit might be the result.
The Wild strawberry blossoms appear
IN Immense quantities.
g. A. Young h>s retained from Boston.
Farmers are planting q large amount oil
sweet corn this season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
UPTON.

Ell browns drive 1. q, TIE head OF the
Lake. II has made the quickest tine ever
known on these waters.
Mrs {. l.. Douglass has returned ron
Argyle.
Dr.. Clark. OF Norway. Is Masking bis
semi annual professional visit In town
There are more sick ones than usual
probably caused by the extremely hot, dry
weather.
We had nice rain beginning wednesday.
Farmers have pat their crops Ia earlier
than usual.
Her second term Ia town shouli have
been seventh" term In last weeks Items.
Sewal Chapman II this plsoe, formerly
90 Bethel, has contracted with Henry
Raymond % support him daring lie.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
SOUTH BETHEL.

School commenced last Monday, taught
by Miss T. X. Abbott.
Marcus Swsn has moved 10 Bethel llill.
RI. Virgin has several teams hauling
spool lumber TO Locke's Mills. lie has
also two dowel machines running steadily
and IL shipping bowels ~ fast as De can
get them turned.
Mrs. Elmer Howe. OF fIiuover. is visit.
ing at her fathers, Mr.. Dunns.
SIR. Ripley IL making decided improve
meats ia his house. lie has torn out In
side. inside better rooms and replasiered.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
EAST PERU.

Mr.. Lacy DeShon Il stopping 81 c. y.
DsShon's this Sumner and her husband IL
working AZ hls trade Ia y. II.
Mr.. W. l. Jones has gone % klneneli
vheis her Husband i AZ work Tor The Rowe
Bros.
&c. Poland has gone % Portland to
work AZ ~ trade.
There .. quite an Interest In new farming
tools. Prank Siider has = new spring
tooth harrow. and NJ. Hall has got hin .
corn planter AMI l. planting for The neigh
hors for al 10 per acre.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
WEST REIHEI..

Apple tree. AZ, deoked In their beautiful
rob-. % piak and Whit. and eafth's green
cAfpe; 4. dotted vita daniellon blossoms
Planting l. progressing rapidly on high
farms. hui those who cultivate ios lands
AZ. waltlug for the ground - become Dry
uArrison W. Freuch Who has eeen =
rrea, sufferer for mAny monihs. died early
FRIDAY morning. The eOih. inst lie ~.
taken % Norway for burial saturday amer
noon
oar sumner term OF school has started
1uely. Aui Mr. NAientine seens 10 be 40
excellent teacher.
Charles Merrill lost = horse Tuesday
night. She became eut,nglet In some Nay
IN TIE barn. ard clicked 20 death.
The much needed rain storm began on
"Wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
WEST SUMMER.

oar rain has done aisrge amount OF good
a. II was getting very dry.
John Heali IL stu Qaite sick.
Geo l. Pulsifer has bought q horse Of
James Andrews. She Il quite stsppsr.
A good line Of millinery esn be foand Al
l. l.. Tuells store. also fancy goods o. All
kinds.
Lewis Gilman Il putting an addition on
20 his stable.
il. Abbott has moved 10 Aabarn.
Farmers have had . grand good time To
pat In their crops.
Grass l. looking very well In this vicln'
iiy. The We. weather will cut down the
price OF hay considerable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
NEMRY.

Irving Stearn.. principal OF the llIgl
school ~ Berlin. ". II Il 1t home Tor ,h'
sumLler vacation.
Amos fros, has gone 10 the Aroostook
George Powers and wife. OF Wisconsin
who have been spending the winter visit
Ing friends 10 this yiolnliy, have accom-
panied him.
Born. Friday. May e0th, 10 the wife OF
A W. Powers, a daughter.
Yesterday welcome rain glaiiened The
farmers heart.
We are 90 have . resident minister on
this circuit Cor the ilrsi time for number
90 years. 80 hear.
Mrs. John Bartlett. OF Sandy River In
this town, has been very sick with lui
frNef.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
DIXFIRL.D.

We have had a nice rain which wa'
much needed.
The fsmily OF Mr.. Marsh have arrived
ani part Of his goods have come.
Mr.. Edwards with his wife and chilt
are visiting AZ Mrs Siowelfs.
They are very busy AZ Chase WIZ
oughbys saw mill. We saw i've or 81,
hands AZ work there.
NJ Putnam has his house party
boarded.
W. G. Harlow Ia. doe display Of SAN
msr goods.
Ne. Irish IA driving his cedar lambsr ''
Canton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
NORWAY LAKE.

5. A. stevens l. doing some surveying
LOcke's Nils.
WIZ Alderman has gone % bis former
home 10 Maiden, Mass.
Mrs. Augusta Richardson i In The place.
Charles Wit and family arrived Al II.
haihaWsy's lsst week.
Olive Mills has recently received pen
slon FOR services rendered BY Der sou, Who
v.s killed In the late War ofthe Rebellion.
Rev. n @ French - a. hcme again.
Everythlng Il looking fresh and green
since ne rsin.
rrsnps are qalts plenty In this region.
Mrs. Y. Y. Smith IL visiting a. Horace
Psrrys
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
ANDOvER.

The stage comes loaded with passengers
every night, giving the hotels and board
Ing houses decided boom 10 business.
WIN. Gregg has his old barn torn down
aud IL getting the foundation ready for
the new one.
Chss. Hodgion Of South Andovsr, had
IN OF spoiled by the heat Wednesday.
The horse sheds near the Coug'i church
are 20 be taken down. thus removing one
OF the most unsightly places.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
DicKvALE

ABBOTT. Jorton. All Traey have faishci
sawi7g birch. AM thc lambsr l. stacked In
good shsps There l. estimated 20 he
60 uo0 o. D.
Rev ID. r. Love ~ breaches Al TIE Diek'
vale schoa,hOuse. oace IN iva weeks.
W q Andrrws has moved fron Auburn
o. his farm in Franklin.
Basinsss l. good here. There i work
enough fof AL
TArmers are basy with their sprlrg'-
WORK. Some have nearly naisaed plant
lrg.
oar school has been 10 session one week
under the distraction 90 XII Gordon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
FAsr BROW PIELD.

Munps are In the uelghborhooi. Mary
Stichogy took thsm while In Boston on .
vi, ana has been quite sick with them.
Mr.. Bradford Cole has been called 10
M.... % visit her mother who i very sgec
ard falling 10 health.
Antr,w KsnnlsiOn Is AZ home from Bos
ton looking st-r the home place.
The Cong1 Sabbath school proposes 70
Observe Chlldrcn's Sunday. June II.
Prison Day. Juue 9th. will be ooserse1
nv ,hs w. CT L. a. Flower Mission Day
Mss Grsce Weeks. Supervisor OF
schools. 4 teaching In the Weeks Diet
Visits the schools on Mouday aud teaches
SATURDAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
OXFORD DISTRICT LODGE.
A - a.

Tie June session 81 oxford County
District Lotge. I q. % @ T. viii oe hsld
a. Norway. Jane 9ih. meeting with kust-
tet Lodge. II l. hoped that every SUD
ortIns,e ioige 10 The county VII be- repre'
sert@d oY delegates. 1t as have fai'
r,ssiiag a. 10 i expected that Nj. J. Dow
o W. e. 7. % our state, vii oe present,
srt Nil PROBABLY confer The District Lodge
Degree on AZ members present Who may
tcslfe % receive H.
y. BoIsrER. ID. 7.
y HArcu n. :.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
BETHEL.

Thursday night = terrific thunder show
er pissed over Bethel and the rain fcll 10
torrents. saturday morning !. COLI and
cloudy.
The chair factory IL driven With orders
and large quantities arc being shipped
daily.
81. 4. Mason boagh, large nDck OF
sheep aud lambs % the Daniel warren
estate the past week. consisting OF one
hundred sni hleen sheep AMI nfsy lambs.
lie has been she,rlng them since Weines'
day.
The boarding houses have been brush
log up for summer company.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
NORTH FRYEBURG.

VIM. STANLEY. OF Kingasli. Ne, l. visit.
iuE Mr.. Haley Tor few days.
The coplOus showers OF The last threc
days have given vegetation frcsh start.
Grass and grain are looking dnely.
Eugene Charles has nearly recovered
frOma severe cut on the foot, whieh Oo-
CURED several weeks since.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
Rrcxtrs.a AnNIcA sALyE.

TIE Beat Sdire In the world for Cuts.
bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter. Chopped Hands, Chilblsirs,
Corns, and all SKIN Eruptions, and POSI-
lively curss Piles, or no pay required. IL
IL guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction.
or money refunded. Price 25 cents box.
For sale At Noyes Drug Store, Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31

TIE long conilraci AM tirssone S'aih-
~ ofawssk past. seemed 90 have sufficient
respect Or the anniversary oi TIE llfA
iesi q restrain Itself t1rlug The gratfr
Part o. Memorial Day. AM cvcn Jet 10 an
occasional ray % suusaiue.
Az Paris Hil the day SAs appropriately
deserved under The auspices % VI Ham
X. Kimbsl Post. q. A X ~ Souih iAris.
4 iarge deiachnsut % The Poet arrived A.
ne nll ats 3D. A. II. by Mason's 'Isle'
paons TIE line was formei on Main
street uuder commsnt % Capt ii. y.
Bolster. ana hsadef By The Paris Hil
Bras B.uf. The line % march "a, ~
Main street 20 The cemetery back Of the
Paris place. wherr bait wAs made aiouni
lie restlng place % The remains oftae late
Gea. wm n KlmhAn Prayer SAs 1rcr'
81 ~ Rev. A. q. Fiix. % South faria
cirge was plsyet BY ne Baut, daring
waich q detachmsrt OF The Post proceeded
% he decoration ~ he graves OF fallen
comrades Col A. > Austin, In lev
Appropriate remarks introduced kx.Oov.
S.lney Perham. Who spoke fof about ni-
teen MINUTES. reviewing he laie reotliiop,
- cause. ant 80 results. The Governor
spoke uiiA hls old.ume energy. an IL l.
at Justice 20 sAy that be male an t1eeP-
t.onAiiy able Aitrcss.
Gov PsrhAm Was followed ~ licrrick
C. DAVIS. E.q.. AMI lIon George y. Han
no.i vAo msie brief and appropriate AL
frtsses
A. Slgth Paris the parade Sas very ex-
cslsnt. consisting % S01ih Paris Bras
B.ni. william X Kimball Post. q. A. X
ari school chllireu dressed In whiie, with
cap % The national eol0rs and carrying
smsl fAgs The procession marched ~
tAs censtsfy and decorated he graves,
from thence % Moore Park and around
ne soldiers monument, thence - New
Ia. where they were trsatef an able al
frsss ~ ne Rev. Arthur q flit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
nifMEnRn POINT.

The marriage of Jennie T.. Elliott 10
sydney Howe was solemniIei a. her
fathers. the i9ih. Kev q. u. iisnnsfori
ofilels,ed. The friends ani relatives OF
the happy couple. who assembled 10 wilt
ness the nnptial-, enjoyed the gvoi things
prepared for them. aud AL wish them hap
plness IN their new home.
liza P,itenelll aud Isaac Harmon were
married the 18Th
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31

Rev. Miss Asgel preached an excellent
Memorial sermon Santsy. reviewing The
rrogress made ~ TIE nation during -
sri.isrce. ani spsaking particularly % the
pa. tAkeu BY TIE Boys In Blue. The
tssk "a pretily decorated Tor toe Oocs.
slon. ART The choir sang some memorial
selections To- their usuL excellent manner.
A tslegAiiou % veterans ron kimoall
pn.f VIZ nfaslnt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
RIRH INSURANCE..

Insure in the best and most reliable
companies like the ROYAL lNrrRIAL,
GUARDIAN. Lancashire, FIRE Insurance
ASSOCIATION. GERxAs AxKnIcAS. N. Y.
FRANKLIN Fine or PENNSYLVANIA. FIR
ASSOCIATION on PHILADELPHIA. PEsS-
srLvASIA FIRE, Ard LIS. Co. STATE on
PENNSYLVANIA. The above are ell lsrss
fs,.cla,s companies and guarantee 40.
solu,e security. sgsins, loss or damage
By fire. Vim. J. Wheeler sgt. Old r.
o. building. South Paris, Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31

We desire TO call the attention OF our
readers 10 the advertisement OF WOOD,
Bishop 4 Co.'S Royal Clarion Range. We
have no doubt OF its great superiority
over al others, - Il 10 the leading Range
wherever sold.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31

Tbs Coming woman arrived At AGA
tsmy Hall lasi saturday evening In al TIE
glory of emancipation, and her reign 81
terror presented az awial example TOT
fature generations. The Paris I'LL r1es-
p.An Clah did Itself credit In ne presenta-
tou o. TIE play, AMI aiso In TIE farce
Borrowed piumss." A good Audicncc
greeted them. considering tie uufavorAo'e
.tasa ~ The weather
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31

Auumbsr % oar band boys played with
,he Soaih Paris band Al TIE Memorial ser.
vice. AZ Souih Paris, Monday Aitsrroor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31

Mr.. ; l.. hawkes. WAS hrought hack
from TIE Maine Genera Hospital iAsi Mon
fsy. Soc II very low. and lille hope is
er,srtAlrci ~ her recovery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31

MARI cfour cltifsus attended The Memo
rl.l EKsfcises A. S)a;h Paris MONDAY AZ
tsrronn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31

several of the students ron Hebron
Ar.A,mv wee AZ Parts Memorial Day
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31

NJ. Lotus Fcfsisr and her brother
MORT. o. Bactdsli. spcnt The Sabbath Al
PAYS The guests % Mrs.. ). X Carter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31

James $ wright Lsq.. OF this village
delivered ne Memorial DAY address ~
North Tlrrsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31

Rev WIS. vsutrvs. OF Psru, ws' In
tosu .asi setk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31

NJ. Carrie Davis returned Monday
nomats0 weeks trip 20 Peaks Island.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31

George T. Peak % Hebrou Academy,
ara NJ PspPsr 90 Colby University. were
In town Nuutsy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31

Mss Bssl. 90 Norway. oPeuei . class In
r.lnting Al the ull last Friday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31

NJ. M,mls Garinsr. OF Baehnsii. va.
In t,su several days last week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31

william Cushmsp. % South Paris.
caves With The pENocEst specimens or
potatoes which arc qllts a novelty 10 taese
isys ~ new fAng.ei' varieties. lheV
are To- oii fashioned long rct potato,
wsich Az uos nearly extinct, Bat Sefe To-
common sui general use afnoug fArtiers
Ant Others over fny years ago. for The
.sks ~ retaining The variety A. novelty
NJ CushmAn hAs planted few hus OF
thls kIni With hls own hands each GEAR
- ,-,.rs thar q ~ ygara
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
Obs Oxfnra usnrnerut.
Pnris and Vicinity.
VILLAGE DIRECTORY.

Flr.f Rsptist ChsrcA. frs.cAlnr ssrvics stefy
Sandsy q n A ~ ea.iy ;. -, = ~ =. $50.
narsisy kteang~
f-,l..r...i Gard. Rsv. Caro,ias Anrsl, f,.s,of.
p,s..t'nr ~sryics stery rantay ~ II a.. cAhosih
49, Il IA.
-. IA ur.ss nsali. Emsry W Mason, tssisf /.
NSst1a sisaisy. >sCrstsrf All tFessafef. hsstinf'
Trisf httunE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31
NENnRIAL DAY.

IuE ENrEcisEs an rAEis ma AND soCfh
PARIS. -ENCrLLENr ApphE>sE- ANp A
rIrrIN0 OusEUVANCE 90 tuE pAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-05-31

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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-19
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important LIE 5-1su::,a--,5- c.e.a,a. which
las attracted -u1cn attention and dis
cu=sioo throughout -le GUILTY. was
decided II The T-3ta3 States Court
to-Gzr br Judge D II he:. T6=
case wa5 tnz1 Of 1o1ge - th=
Equitable Life Assurance Company
OF Nav York C51y- Iolge made ap-
Elicz1ioo to- 33,iftV Of Insurance a1G
Z p0-aer WIS Issued ibul was 1ot LJ-s-
s,:sc45ad al assured place Of 3J,1sii,J:-=s
until until Two weeks atte- II 1a:e- When
the policy wss s=ady to- d=lire-T, i
wzs leaned tinse the assured WIS SEX
and although me premium Wa 5en-
de-e2, il waS refused Five weeks
afterwards assured dad, a16 he POI
icy being stil II the hands Of Ehe
local agen1, a injunction wss secured.
preventing It's return TIE COMPANY
contested he claim, ioeoazse I5s ap-
E2l21z15oo +Q- ilsurznoe contained z
clause Pro7ii63i1g that he G-st p-e-
MUM -nnss be paid during iae lie
and good health Of t1e assured
Judge Key gave judgment 5cr he
FoLa5z1ei:= So- me taoe q the Qolicv
71-iztva interest and oostS. AID 9:cidad
sae polzey w21s iu5o force When the
application was aeeep5e5 I'D the
policy Issued: thz1 he clzuse upon
which the company yredicztzd lis
defence WIS waived br TIE Eact thst
tas zgez-t Of tl@ company lad giTen
he applicant indulgence Is 10 1as
payment ot the premium, and tnat
the ooopaor wa5 responsible EO- the
0el2r Ia t1e delivery Of rle pol;cy
WHICH wa5 ooczsiooed ov II e--c- o.
the pan o+ sae oo2pa1ys -oeaicsl ez-
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